Updated: October 16, 2023
Ottawa, ON (October 11, 2023) – Taekwondo Canada is pleased to announce that the city of Winnipeg, Manitoba will be the host for the 2024 Canadian National Taekwondo Championships. Taekwondo Canada, in partnership with Taekwondo Manitoba and the City of Winnipeg, will host two National events including Senior Kyorugi and Poomsae athletes competing March 9-10, 2024 with Junior Kyorugi, Cadet Kyorugi and Youth Kyorugi athletes to follow July 6-7, 2024.
With a Senior Pan American event scheduled for the Spring of 2024 and Junior World Championships scheduled for the Fall, Taekwondo Canada believes that the separation of National Championships will select athletes for all events within time frames that align with performance and event entry. Please note that World Taekwondo and the Pan American Taekwondo Union (PATU) competition calendars for 2024 are yet to be released at time of writing. Therefore, dates for Taekwondo Canada domestic events are subject to change based on the World Taekwondo and PATU official event calendars for 2024.
Taekwondo Canada’s Executive Director Dave Harris said, “Taekwondo Canada is extremely pleased to have Winnipeg as the host city for the 2024 National Championships. We know that the city will be a great host and allow all of our athletes to compete in a world class environment. We look forward to welcoming Canada to Winnipeg in March and July of 2024.”
The full information package for the events will be available online in the coming days. Visit taekwondo-canada.com for details.
About Taekwondo Canada:
Taekwondo Canada is the official governing body of Taekwondo in Canada, overseeing the sport in all Provinces and Territories. Taekwondo Canada is recognized by World Taekwondo, the International Olympic Committee, PATU and Sport Canada. Taekwondo Canada will continue to be a leading nation in the sport by providing leadership and opportunities to enable its participants to achieve their goals.
Contact:
Dave Harris
Executive Director
(519) 859-7410
ed@taekwondo-canada.com
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